“...convincingly blurs the line between psychics as scammers and as true mystics... the arguments aren't new, but seeing them from Houdini's point of view—as a man used to mystifying others solely through his own efforts—brings them to fresh life. ”

“...the flinty Robert Cucuzza (as Houdini) finds enough rabid intensity to give larger stakes to these clashing viewpoints..."Listen Houdini" works best in the climactic séance scene...via soundscapes and conscientious ensemble work...Like the impresario himself, we suddenly find ourselves listening more closely in hopes of discovering new frequencies.”

“... (a) compelling, new historical drama...effectively directed by Randy Sharp...performing in front of yards of red velvet curtains, the five-person ensemble expertly tackles their roles...(Axis is) one of the city's most innovative theatrical companies...instead of the customary bells and whistles, the company relies on the skill of its actors and the strength of the material. It's a gamble -- one that magically pays off.”